The Arizona champion., 1887-06-04

came in on Thursday mornings train.
 S. A. Butler returned from Los An. geles on Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. Butler.
 Major Warren. general manager of the Aztec Cattle Co.,, came in on Tuesday evenings train.
 Mrs. A. Doyle, wife of Al Doyle, who has been seriously i'll for the past week is rapidly recovering. F. G. Townsend went to Albuquer- que yesterday to procure men to work on the new bank building. FOR SALE-Valuable Williams property consisting of house and lots Enquire of W. L. Van Horn.
 Deputy sheriff John Francis is still in pursuit of the man suspected as the murderer of Samuel s. Shllll. A plentiful supply of rain has made things look good deal brighter for the range cattlemen of Yavapai.
 S. S. Ackers, the we'll known and popular cattleman of the Mogollons, has been in town during the week.
 Mir. Dickens, representing Messrs. Christy and Wise, wool commission merchants of San Francisco is in town.
 Be on hand when the bell rings on Tuesday evening to make arrange ments for celebrating the Fourth of July.
 The Bank of Flagstaff will be made national bank, the requisite capital of $50, 900 having been already paid up.
 The veteran, Col. P, Ford, formed a line and advanced or Prescott after the decoration services. were over, on Monday last.
 Will ]. Murphy is still confined to his bed with his broken limb. He. is progressing favorably but recovery is SLOW ana uresOme.
 Pictures copied in oil, india ink or crayon at Hunters art parlors south side of railroad track, three doors east of Groves hotel.
 Chief Clerk Putney IS in New Mex ico investigating mail irregularities. He ought to come this way if he wants to find irregularities.
 Ed Gale, a popular young man of Flagstaff, who has been attending the Grand Lodge K. of F., left for home this afternoon. n.-Journal-M
 Geo. W. Brown, one ot Yavapais oldest citizens, passed through here this week on the east bound train on a visit to his parents in Kansas.
 D. Pentland, dentist from Prescott, is in town and will remain for few days. Thoses needing his services should call on him at Groves hotel.
 Dr. Pentland, of Prescott, one of the best dentists on the Pacific coast, is in town and prepared to do all kinds of work in his line at cheap rates.
 Weatherford and Henry, the popu- lar saloon men, have added to their many attractions a fine piano player and songstress who arrived from San Francisco this week.
 In consequence of the painting and decoration now going on at the new church, there will be no services tomorrow but Sunday-school will be held at the usual hour.
 Memorial day was observed in Pres colt under the management of Barrett Post G. A. R. It was a general hol- iday throughout. the city. Col. Egg gers was the orator of the day and delivered very able and eloquent address.
 Geo. Loucks, station agent at Sell igman, and formerly of this town, has been here during the week on a visit to see his many friends and to obtain the advice and treatment of his friend, Dr. P. G. Cornish for an attack of rheumatism which he is sui fcring from.
 Arrangements will be made to have a grand celebration of the Fourth of July in Flagstaff. Elsewhere will be found a noice calling meeting of cit izens on Tuesday evening next for the purpose of appointing committees to take charge of the details of business so as to ensure a successful celebration of the day.
 If you want nice, easy, pleasant shave the way to secure it is to go to the barber shop ,of Edward A, St. | Clair at the San Juan where you can get shaved to your satisfaction and also procure genuine sea foam sham poe which will thoroughly clean the head, destroy all itching of the scalp | and make you feel delightful.
 w. s. Gray, the popular harness md saddle manufacturer of Flagstaff, has at the present time three men em- p,oyed His trade has so increased | Ihat he is kept busy filling the many orders received daily. His California saddles, which are made by his own are the pride of cattlemen and cowboys, and he is selling them 1t such low figures that all are able 70 buy.
 Ed. Gale, who represented the Flagstaff lodge, K. of P, in the grand